Science Inside Alcohol

Science Inside Alcohol Convince teens to delay their first drink or stop drinking with science. We are part of the highly regarded AAAS' Science Inside Series.

Our project has developed a book for parents, e-book for kids and lessons for middle school teachers designed to help explain the science of alcohol and how it affects adolescent bodies and minds. You can find all of the project materials online, and free of charge, at http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/alcohol/index.php.

If the Drag Queen brunch doesn’t give it away nothing will. But isn’t it cool that Cape Cod also looks like the Carolina...
06/23/2023

If the Drag Queen brunch doesn’t give it away nothing will. But isn’t it cool that Cape Cod also looks like the Carolina low country.

09/27/2020

Does Alcohol Increase Vulnerability to Covid?

Science of How Alcohol Impacts Your Organs
09/27/2020

Science of How Alcohol Impacts Your Organs

Drinking too much – on a single occasion or over time – can take a serious toll on your health. Here’s how alcohol can affect your body: Brain: Alcohol interferes with the brain’s communication pathways, and can affect the way the brain looks and works. These disruptions can change mood and ...

During these cold winter months when many are trapped inside, and dare I say it bored, it's useful to remember that teen...
02/08/2020

During these cold winter months when many are trapped inside, and dare I say it bored, it's useful to remember that teenage drinking really messes them up.

Before I begin talking, most of them are completely unaware that more than 90 percent of the alcohol consumed by young people is in the form of binge...

11/16/2019

Holiday Drinking Warning: Many holiday drinkers don’t drink often, so they have a lower alcohol tolerance. They tend to underestimate how drunk they are. Know your limits or designate a driver.

Back to college. Back to binge drinking. If you think your kid won't over indulge both of mine did. Here's some informat...
09/12/2019

Back to college. Back to binge drinking. If you think your kid won't over indulge both of mine did. Here's some information for you.

Excessive drinking over a short amount of time is known as binge drinking. In order to be considered a “binge,” the drinker’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) must reach or exceed 0.08 grams per 100 grams of blood. Binge drinking can lead to health problems, injuries, and assault.

No words.
08/23/2019

No words.

His administration's systematic assault on science could have dire consequences for our democracy.

08/20/2019

Roughly 80 percent of college students – four out of every five – consume alcohol to some degree. It's estimated that 50 percent of those students engage in binge drinking, which involves consuming too much alcohol in too little time.

Sorry parents but as the students head back to college it's a particularly big time for binge drinking. Educate yourself...
08/20/2019

Sorry parents but as the students head back to college it's a particularly big time for binge drinking. Educate yourself.

The way some white professionals raise their children is exacerbating an alcohol problem on U.S. college campuses.

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